Cloud Accounting Services for Businesses Worldwide – QuickBooks • Lexpro • Xero

Trial Balance Cloud Accountant

Accurate, reliable, and modern accounting — managed personally, powered by cloud technology.

Welcome to Cloud Accounting Services with Izak as the main owner. Izak is a cloud accounting professional helping businesses around the globe, from South Africa to the USA, to get accurate, accessible, and real-time financial insights. Izak has been registered with SAIPA since 2003, using QuickBooks Accounting Software, Xero Accounting Software, Lexpro Accounting Software and other cloud platforms. I ensure your books are up to date, making it easier for you to stay compliant, no matter where you operate from. I prefer to do books up to Trial Balance level and like to refer to myself as a "Trial Balance Cloud Accountant". I also provide other services like maintaining internal audit files. I am not a external auditor.

 

I can assist and maintain your books in a Cloud Accounting environment, but prefer cloud platforms like QuickBooks, Xero, Sage and Lexpro. Contact us: izak@cloudaccounting.accountant

If you’re looking for an accountant who works with most leading cloud-based accounting platforms — you’ve come to the right place.

I personally supervise each client’s books with care and precision, supported by modern tools and a reliable professional network. Together, we make sure your accounting stays accurate, compliant, and effortlessly accessible — wherever business takes you. 

 

Why Choose Cloud Accounting? 

 

Cloud-based accounting delivers advantages desktop software can’t match:

  • Access your accounts anytime, anywhere in the world.
  • Collaborate seamlessly with your accountant or team.
  • Automatic updates, secure backups, and stronger data protection.
  • Real-time financial visibility for faster, smarter decisions.
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From Sage to QuickBooks, I’ve worked with most of them and cloud solutions consistently deliver superior value and flexibility.

 

Accountants and Bookkeepers

 

Every business needs an Accountant and somewhere on your business journey, you need to choose an accountant or extra accountants, as your business grow.

Most people confuse Accountants with Bookkeepers.

A Bookkeeper normally captures the day-to-day transactions, whereas an accountant can also capture the day-to-day transactions, plus do journals, draft Financial Statements and provide many other professional services.

Accountants must be active members of an Accounting Institute. There are institutes for Bookkeepers, but there are many Bookkeepers that don’t register with them.

An Accountant normally employ many Bookkeepers and other Accountants.

 

Accountants can assist you with the following:

 

  • preparing management accounts.
  • provide different types of consulting services.
  • budgets, cash flow projections, business plans etc.
  • setup internal audit files

 

Accountants are pretty much “all-rounders”.

 

Benefits and Purpose of Accountants and Bookkeepers for your business.

 

The purpose of Accountants, Bookkeepers and Accounting software are to assist you in measuring the performance of your business. It is also a legal requirement to keep accounting records of your business. So, to employ an accountant, even on a contractor basis, the accountant helps you to satisfy a legal requirement. Other benefits of contracting accountants are that we also provide many value-adding services, to streamline and to improve your business.

 

Many business owners don’t realize that they can employ accountants from other countries on a contract basis. Most countries refer to an independent contractor, which means that the accountant does contracting work for more than one business at a time. So, businesses in the USA or UK can for example employ independent contractor accountants staying in Africa or any country of their choosing.

 

Difference between USA (GAAP) and IFRS

 

It is true that the USA accounting principles (GAAP) are rule based and that (IFRS) are principle based.

 

GAAP and IFRS principles are applicable when drafting or preparing the (AFS) Annual Financial Statements of Incorporated/Registered Businesses. In the USA, it is not compulsory for non-publicly trading companies to use GAAP when preparing annual financial statements, but it is preferable.

 

To repeat: it is possible for businesses to use international accountants and because of exchange rates, it will cost you a lot less, than employing a local accountant. Please remember that certain accounting duties like signing off financial statements and performing tax services are country specific. Your local country accountant is the only accountant that can perform specific country accounting duties. Internationally registered accountants can perform any other accounting duties. At the very least you can use your Internationally Independent Contracted Accountant, to do your books up to Trial Balance. Your overseas accountant can even draft your monthly management accounts.

 

The next step after choosing an accountant, is to choose accounting and payroll software, which will be used from anywhere in the world by your international accountant. This obviously means that the accounting and payroll software needs to be cloud based.

 

Cloud-based Accounting Software

 

Many software companies worldwide have moved to the cloud and there are many reasons for doing so. Point being that cloud-based software is the future, and it is better to adapt sooner than later.

 

We’ve used many accounting programs, from Sage and QuickBooks to MYOB, and have discovered that cloud-based accounting offers far more convenience, insights, and benefits than desktop versions ever could.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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